Cell phones on bikes
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Cell phones on bikes
Unreal, yesterday I am driving home and am in the right lane in 45mph zone, I am looking at this steret glide riding next to me in the left. All of a sudden he is crossing in front of me while slowing down to 15mph, I hit the brakes and then notice to he is pulling a cell phone out of his right pants pocket. He answers his call and continues to drive 20mph in a 45mph zone in rush hour.
I really wonder if I would have been able to slow down in time if I wasnt looking at the bike.
I really wonder if I would have been able to slow down in time if I wasnt looking at the bike.
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I am sorry...but this is just so wrong. I get totally irate when the cagers are yacking or texting on their phones. Good Lord when I ride the cell phone is buried in the tour pack and usually is turned off.
I think if you want to yack on your stupid phone and ride a bike at the same time...go buy a Gold Wing. You can plug it in next to the Latte maker. If you feel compelled to want to talk on your phone and ride a bike...at least get a headset and do it more or less safely.
Sorry...rant over now.
I think if you want to yack on your stupid phone and ride a bike at the same time...go buy a Gold Wing. You can plug it in next to the Latte maker. If you feel compelled to want to talk on your phone and ride a bike...at least get a headset and do it more or less safely.
Sorry...rant over now.
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That has got to one of the craziest things I have ever heard of. I tried to use my iPhone on my bike once, before the Ultra, to listen to music. When the music stopped for it to ring, incomming call, I wondered...what do I do now? I let it go to voice mail, then the music came back on.
I never spoke on the phone while riding, mainly for the wind. Now that I have the Ultra, I jam out to my CDs, and the phone is in the tour pack. I check it when I stop for fuel, or to eat or something.
I never spoke on the phone while riding, mainly for the wind. Now that I have the Ultra, I jam out to my CDs, and the phone is in the tour pack. I check it when I stop for fuel, or to eat or something.
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Old school for me, started ridin' way before GPS, cell phones, even stereo ..... now I understand I'll get flamed for the stereo, probably even the GPS but like I said, I'm old school, I'm not sure anymore why I ride, I just know it's my way of life and I can't imagine not riding, ever. I ride a RoadKing so I can go without a windshield, so I don't have a stereo and I don't need GPS, I like adventure. I also have my old shovels but the RK is very dependable adn great for long journeys. The RK stripped down is as close as a new bike can come to my old shovels. Cell phone, yeah, in the bag for emergencies, but that is all. When I ride I want to get out of everyday life and have a little adventure, even the stereo links me to the world I want to escape from .............